Category: Brain Tumor

In hydrocephalus caused by brain tumor, patients may have headache, weakness in both lower limbs, unstable gait when walking, and memory loss. As the disease progresses and worsens, the patient…

Only dizziness without headache cannot indicate whether the patient has tumor in the brain. There are many reasons for the patient’s dizziness, such as because of elevated blood pressure, which…

Pain during head shaking is not necessarily a brain tumor, but has the following common causes: 1. Vascular headache, which is a functional headache caused by vasoconstriction and dilation disorders…

　　Headache is an unpleasant experience, and the incidence of isolated headache (without other associated symptoms) due to intracranial tumors is 2%-16%; when headache is present, it is important to be…

　　　The 52-year-old Master He suddenly developed blurred vision in his left eye, and at first thought it was caused by his old age and presbyopia, so he was fitted with…

　　Benign intracranial tumors are tumors that grow in one part of the skull (mostly outside the brain nerve tissue), have good cell differentiation, grow slowly, and are mostly curable. On…

Tumors that occur in the skull are called brain tumors. Brain tumors are divided into two types: benign and malignant, each accounting for about half of the tumors, and can…

　　The patient was hospitalized because of unbearable headache and was examined for intracranial occupancy, brain tumor accompanied by hydrocephalus. The family members were confused; why would hydrocephalus appear in a…

In late stage of brain tumor, this kind of death is mainly divided into two aspects: 1. the effect of occupying effect; then the occupying effect, in terms of mainly…

Surgery for brain tumors is very diverse depending on the nature, location, and size of the brain tumor. Most brain tumors tend to be removed by craniotomy, like meningiomas, gliomas,…